Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-10-21
EDINBURG NOTES.

C. Bond, Dentist, Office over B. F. Hisey's
shoe shop, where he can be found at all
times.
Tobacco from 25 cts. to 40 cts. per ID. at
Irwin & Bakers.
Mrs. Jacob wissler and two daughters,
are absent on a visit TO Canada.
DON'T forget to look at Irwin & Bakers
stock OF robes, &c.
Miss Fannie Wynsnt, Of Eastern Vir-
ginia, is visiting Miss Maggie Hisey, Of
this town.
Irwin & Baker have the largest stock Of
fancy dress goods in town. Call, examine
and compare prices.
Miss Bette Ludwig, Of Strasburg, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Jno. n. Ludwig,
and friends, in this place.
A full line of ladies and misses shoes for
sale cheap at Irwin & Bakers.
Mrs. Mary Glenn, of Stanton. spent a
few days with her brother and sisters, in
Edinburg, leaving for homo on Monday.
Ask for Irwin & Bakers champion boot,
guaranteed to be the best and cheapest in
town.
Mrs. Rev. Jno. S. Hutchinson, and three
children, of Roanoke, is visiting her rela-
tiyes In this, the native place of herself
and husband.
A few more of those cheap suits Of
clothes at Irwin & Bakers. Call and see
them.
We would advise our Winchester friend
who is sojourning in this place, to always
make sure Of our "spurs" before pulling
of his boots.
Until further notice we will receive
the finest quality Of oysters every Satur-
day, which will be sold by measure and
also served in any style at our oyster
room on Main street.
II. A. WHIssEN 4 BRO.
The young clerk, who sent his best girl
some peanuts to mako up with him Is
very low-spirited, indeed, as she sent the
peanuts back, and gave him 10 understand
that "Snuffy" was head.
WANTED--100 bushels good potatoes by
Irwin & Baker. for which they will pay
the highest market price.
Mrs Katie B, wife of our tOwnsman,
Mr.. Saml. Z. Wightman. left on Thursday
of last week, for Norfolk, Va, to attend
the marriage of sister and visit her
parents and friends. This gives us an
other grass widower in town, and Sam.
instead of being his genial, jolly, goo'.
natured self is as cross and hufy as the
proverbial bear with sore head.
Don't forget to call on Irwin & Baker
before making your fall purchases as the
way they are Strengthening prices will
make the most stingy and mea'nest man in
the county open his purse.
Another man has COUP ted his chick.
ems before they Matched. A we'll known
druggist of this place, th mixing to get into
his new building before cold weather,
permitted his landlord, while improving
the story above the drug store, to tear
away the chimney. The unexpected cold
snap caused him 10 run home, just OPP
poslte the store, to warm bis fingers every
few minutes and watch the store through
the window.
The enterprising contractors, Messrs.
Hickman & Fadeley, havo burned thor
kiln OF brick, and we win now soon have
a good brick pavement to the depot as
we'll az 10 all the churches in town. These
are improvements Of which our people
can well feel pr oud, as they were OF the
first importance, the lack Of which have
long been a serious draw back TO our town,
as we'll as Of serious inconvenience to al
most every man, woman and child in the
community.
Last Sunday several young ladies and
gentlemen OF this place, took pie ssant
stroll to the mountains. They carried
with them field glass through which Il
enjoy the beautiful scenery Of the Valley,
| but whether IL was used OF not will never
be known. 1t Is more than likely that the
time was all taken up with the "old. old
story" as several faces on their return
shone with "tbe light that never is seer
on land or sea-" DR.. Buddy looked fear
fully pale, however, the next day. II
might have been too many chestnuts IL
his case. But then q physician should
know better.
We would respectfully announce to oul
friends and customers that we have again
opened one of the largest and cheapest
stocks Of fall aud winter goods that ha'
ever been brought to this town. Hoping
to receive call from you, and thanking
you for past fsvors, We remain, your
respectfully, Irwin q Baker.